The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-12
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breaks no friendship worth preserv-
ing"
THE WEEKLY HERALD is the larg-
est weekly paper in Texas for one
Dollar. It's circulation is fast increas-
ing.
GAINESVILLE is to have electric
light a company has been chartered
to put up the works. Gainesville Is
not asleep by any means.
REP oRTs from Eastland and Steph-
ems counties say that those counties
will be almost depopulated if rain
does not come in few days. Peop'e
are leaving last.
THE people of Albany, ShaCklcford
county, say il is the best business town
in the dry belt. Elk.
Possibly because it is the dryest
They have prohibition in force.
GOOD seasonable showers have fallen
on the parched lands about San Anto-
Mo and Uvalde, and the people OF
Southwest Texas arc in better spirits.
Lighter rains extended through the
western counties farther north.
THE Paris News observes that "The
Galveston-Dallas News fears that the
prohibition question is going to cause
the disintegration of the Democratic
party. IA the News has never failed
| 10 stab the Democracy at every oppor-
/ tunity its solicitude is eXcruciatingly
painful"
THE Bandera Bugle exchanges with
the WEEKLY HERALD and has this to
say about it.
The DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD is
looming out largely rs an illustrated
paper. The woodcuts are not only
Striking but they are certainly origi-
bal.
THE Duck Creek News has this item:
'We are informed that the Howard
Oil Company contemplates establish
ng large oil seed warehouse at the
railroad crossing here. This would be
huite an addition to- the town, and
would be good thing for our farm
rs, as it would give them a good home
market for their cotton seed"
THE Sherman Sunday Herald large
handsomely printed and ably edited
aper, says:
"The DALLAS HERALD is one of the
piciest of our exchanges and we
hould miss IL greatly if withheld.
BESIDES this, it is doing noble work for
- Prohibition. And its il" STATIONS.
Dh, its illustrations, illustrations!
hey are simply Incompatible"
POSTMASTER GERALD, of Waco, has
cen arrested on charge of carrying
pistol, and also another complaint
harging him with an attempt to i'm
ugn the character of young lady at
bat place by the name of Miss Lulu
ash.-Fort Worth Mail.
Judge Gerald is an advocate of ''per-
nal liberty" but he is learning by
-actical experience that law conflicts
It'll some mems ideas of personal
perty.
THE Pilot Point New Era repro
ices the HERALD's snake in the boot,
d closes an article on prohibition
tn this sentence:
No law should so far disgrace the
eat principles of law and govern
bnt as to give for pay or sanction as
rec privilege the right of men to
their dclusive and destructive
bchines termed saloons to make men
or in purse and name and miserable
soul.
The Kerrville Eye thus announces
result in Michigan:
Michiganders downed prohibition
o small majority, Appropriated at
10. The whiskey men in the large
les ran The election their own way,
dispatches say; allowing the antics
ballot as many times as they wanted
and tearing up the ballots of the
hibifionists'
wont be that way in Texas. Dali
Fort Worth, Waco and Sherman
give pro msjorities.